(October 2, 2013) COLOGNE, Germany — Ford Mustang is Europe’s most desirable classic car, according to a survey of more than 75,000 users of online car portal AutoScout24.
A total of 37 percent of Europeans — from Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Holland, Italy and Spain — named Ford Mustang as the classic car they would most like to own. Confirmed as coming to Europe soon for the first time since the 1970s, Mustang is the clear winner, ahead of the BMW M1 (20 percent) and Volkswagen Beetle (11 percent).
(October 11, 2013) — What do Lake Shore Drive, the Grand Canyon and Mickey Mantle's boyhood home have in common? They're all on the same street, more or less. Featured in "Route 66: The People, The Places, The Dream," these are just three of the many fascinating sites along one of America's longest and iconic roadways. 
(October 10, 2013) LONDON — When Joy Rainey tackles the Veteran Car Run in her 1904 Oldsmobile in November, it ought to be a breeze. Her faithful Curved Dash Runabout might only have a comfortable top speed of 25 mph, but the 60-mile trip from London’s Hyde Park to Madeira Drive in Brighton should be a great deal easier than the car’s last outing… more than 2,650 miles from coast to coast across America.
(September 30, 2013) The factory-styling Sting Ray gifted to the father of the Corvette Harley J. Earl will cross the auction block at Mecum’s Chicago auction Oct. 10-12 at the Schaumburg Convention Center. Among an anticipated 1,000-car lineup, this car stands out as the personal driver of GM’s head designer who was one of the most significant innovators in the history of the American automobile.
(September 24, 2013) In 1961, the Lincoln Continental was completely redesigned and for the first time, the names Lincoln and Continental would be paired together outside the Mark Series. Originally intended to be the 1961 Ford Thunderbird, the design was enlarged and slightly altered before being switched to the Lincoln line by Robert McNamara. One of the most striking features of the new Continental was its size. It was 14.8 inches shorter than its predecessor. 
(September 24, 2013) By the time the 1965 Ford Mustang officially went on sale on April 17, 1964, it had been rolling off the assembly line at the Rouge factory in Dearborn, Mich., for about five weeks. Thousands of Mustangs had been shipped to dealers throughout North America so they would be available in showrooms on opening day. However, not all of the cars on display were actually meant to be sold to customers.
(September 19, 2013) CAMBRIDGE, England — In an historic announcement today, Lister Cars, one the greatest names in British sports car manufacturing, said it will return to its Cambridge roots to once again reinstate production of an exciting new Lister car.
(September 13, 2013) CHARLOTTE, N.C. — A ferocious 1964 Plymouth Belvedere redesigned by champion NASCAR Crew Chief Ray Evernham and an extensively customized, award-wining 1967 Chevrolet Nova will be among the hundreds of investment-grade muscle cars, iconic race cars and rare European collector cars crossing the auction block Oct. 31 - Nov.
